18 Nov 2014
RBA minutes reiterates period of stability in rates
FXStreet (Bali) - Minutes of the last monetary policy meeting of the Reserve Bank of Australia back on Nov 4th reiterated that the outlook is for period of stability in rates.
Key headlines - via Reuters
RBA minutes repeat outlook is for period of stability in rates
RBA: A$ above estimates of fundamental value, providing less help to economy
RBA: boj stimulus, japanese pension fund flows could keep a$ above fundamental value
RBA board cited considerable uncertainty over china property market, impact on economy
RBA: domestic growth running at moderate pace, to remain below trend until late 2016
RBA: very low rates, growing population to support housing market, home building
RBA: higher home prices filtering through to household wealth and consumption
RBA board noted lending to home investors rising noticeably faster than to owner occupiers
RBA: mining investment still set to fall sharply, offset by rising resource exports
RBA board noted non-mining investment not being hampered by cost or availability of finance
RBA: labour market subdued, would be some time before unemployment fell consistently
RBA: sluggish wage growth to help keep inflation in line with target range
Australia's central bank frets on china, a$ as it keeps
Key headlines - via Reuters
RBA minutes repeat outlook is for period of stability in rates
RBA: A$ above estimates of fundamental value, providing less help to economy
RBA: boj stimulus, japanese pension fund flows could keep a$ above fundamental value
RBA board cited considerable uncertainty over china property market, impact on economy
RBA: domestic growth running at moderate pace, to remain below trend until late 2016
RBA: very low rates, growing population to support housing market, home building
RBA: higher home prices filtering through to household wealth and consumption
RBA board noted lending to home investors rising noticeably faster than to owner occupiers
RBA: mining investment still set to fall sharply, offset by rising resource exports
RBA board noted non-mining investment not being hampered by cost or availability of finance
RBA: labour market subdued, would be some time before unemployment fell consistently
RBA: sluggish wage growth to help keep inflation in line with target range
Australia's central bank frets on china, a$ as it keeps